CSM congratulates HDR Rice Daubney for winning the 2016 Sir Arthur G Stephenson NSW Architecture Award for the Novartis Building in Sydney.

Designed by HDR Rice Daubney and built by Ganellen the new building consolidates four Novartis Australian offices into one location, and is characterised by two conceptual directions: caring for patients and science-based innovation. The interaction between these two components forms a building of clean lines and precise transparent forms, supported by a series of warm curved elements that clearly expresses Novartis’ humanist mission and culture of innovation.

Designed as an activity-based work environment, a variety of settings offer associates across all levels of the company the freedom to choose how they would like to work each day. The design revolves around a central atrium that links all levels and creates a series of human-scaled formal and informal interaction opportunities throughout the building, promoting spontaneous and serendipitous communication between associates throughout the workplace.

CSM is proud to have been specified to provide storage solutions for this award-winning project.

For more on this project go to HDR Rice Daubney News